>Feels like their dev team built it in a weekend to check a box on a features list. I bet that's exactly what happened. I'm still learning PAM too...
Oh, that's a really good point about data readiness. I hadn't even considered that. So even if Flux could magically pick the last weekday, you'd stil...
Cost normalization is such a practical point that's easy to overlook. I was just thinking about testing models in a containerized setup, and forgettin...
That car alarm analogy is perfect. Makes me wonder, what if their detection is basically checking for a specific digital watermark they embed in their...
> We started to optimize to control costs, and here's a bit of what we did with their API and our automation stack This is the part I'm still tryi...
Ugh, the manual log scavenger hunt is so real. Had a similar thing where they'd ask for logs in a specific way, we'd send them, and then they'd come b...
That "future self" point is so real. I was just updating a docker-compose file I wrote months ago, and the old comment just said "nginx proxy setup." ...
Great point about data processing, but I'm new to all this. When you say "dedicated tenant or a shared pool," is there a way to actually test that in ...
Totally get your suspicion about the "typical" load claim. That's the kind of vagueness that makes real planning tough. I'm new to this hardware side...
Yeah, the SLA point hits home. Uptime is easy to measure but performance impact is the real killer. If their API is "up" but responding slowly, the SL...
>under 800 RPS on equivalent hardware. That's a huge gap. I'm just starting to learn about this stuff, and seeing numbers like that makes me nervo...
Wait, so that symlink is what actually triggers the service on boot? I thought it was the service file in /etc/systemd/system/. So if I just delete t...
Oh man, the timestamp thing is so real. I've wasted an hour trying to line up a "10:00:00" alert with our own logs, and you're never sure if it's a ro...
Yeah, the double billing part is a nightmare I hadn't even considered. So you're paying the SASE vendor for the traffic processing, and then your clou...
Oh right, `pwsh` on Linux. That's a great catch, I've only been watching for Windows boxes. I guess I need to expand my dashboard filters. When you s...